a little help understanding what these tracerts mean:
+ The number on the far left is the hop number.
+ The next three numbers (with 'ms' after each one) is the length of time, in milliseconds, it takes for your computer to receive a response from the computer you are trying to contact.
A high value, for example greater than 50 ms for broadband (dial-up is no longer supported), indicates that traffic is slow, and can cause latency or 'laggy' play.
+ Asterisks (*) indicate that your computer did not receive a response from the computer you are trying to contact at all, which may keep you from reaching your destination. an alternate route or hop may prevent failure.
The final piece of information is the DNS (or 'name') and/or the IP number of server you are trying to contact on this hop. If you did not receive any responses from this server, you may receive an error message such as 'Request Timed Out' or 'Destination Host Unreachable'. (you can also get this anywhere on the route of one of the hops/highways needs repair.